2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.trd.2017.09.009
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Country-specific greenhouse gas emission factors of diesel-electric locomotive in Korea

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“…In calculating GHG emissions from the transport sector, the Tier 1 approach is usually applied, which is comparatively simple among the methods suggested by the IPCC ( Sim et al., 2015 ), while the Tier 3 method demands more detailed data ( Graham et al., 2008 ). Country-specific greenhouse gas emission factors were developed at the Tier 3 level, determined by IPCC guidelines for diesel-electric emissions, modeling line-haul railway traffic in the domestic transport sector of the Republic of Korea ( Kim et al., 2017 ). This is possible given Korea's fine-grained detail at the source level, but it requires institutional capacity not available in all nations.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In calculating GHG emissions from the transport sector, the Tier 1 approach is usually applied, which is comparatively simple among the methods suggested by the IPCC ( Sim et al., 2015 ), while the Tier 3 method demands more detailed data ( Graham et al., 2008 ). Country-specific greenhouse gas emission factors were developed at the Tier 3 level, determined by IPCC guidelines for diesel-electric emissions, modeling line-haul railway traffic in the domestic transport sector of the Republic of Korea ( Kim et al., 2017 ). This is possible given Korea's fine-grained detail at the source level, but it requires institutional capacity not available in all nations.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on Korean research [12], a diesel-electric locomotive produces 282 g/kWh emissions when idle and as much as 701 g/kWh when at the highest level of performance, N2O at 0.0181 g/kWh when idle and 0.0107 g/kWh at maximum use, and CH at 0.0394 g/kWh when idle and 0.0103 g/kWh when at maximum use. Dependent on the activity of the motor the emissions rise, when at maximum output the motors in the mentioned Korean research used as much as 2363 kW at notch 8, which is the highest throttle setting for these locomotives.…”
Section: Environmental Influencesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kim et al, Kore'de DE lokomotiflerin anahat seyir şartlarında CO 2 , N 2 O ve CH 4 kaynaklı emisyonlar Tier 3 bağlamında hesaplanmıştır. CO 2 emisyonu relantide 282 g/kWh ve tam gazda 701 g/kWh olduğu bulunurken, CH 4 için relantide 0,0394 g/kWh ve tam gazda 0,0103 g/kWh ve N 2 O relantide 0,0181 g/kWh ve tam gazda 0,0107 g/kWh olmuştur [6].…”
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